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Series Review: The Suitable 'Verse by R. Cooper

Greetings and welcome to Reviews That Burn: Series Reviews, part of Books That Burn. Series Reviews discuss at least three books in a series and cover the overarching themes and development of the story across several books. Full Audio Here Powerful noble families known as the beat-of-fours, answerable only to a ruler and the mysterious, godlike fae, scheme and squabble amongst themselves, and go to war for the chance to put one of their own on the throne. But the fae might be pulling more strings than the nobles realize and they definitely have their favorites. A series of love stories loosely centered around the political crisis that led to the current ruler, featuring oblivious librarians, crafty though loving kings, an innocent half-fae noble, a legendary outlaw turned conqueror, worried warriors, clever guards, and an infamous beauty. PUBLISHER: Independently Published LENGTH: ~1000 pages so far AGE: Adult GENRE: Fantasy, Romance RECOMMENDED: Highly Queer Rep Summary: m/m and m/m/...

BBNYA Spotlight - Time's Orphan by Hayley Reese Chow

BBNYA Spotlight - The Sparrow and the Oak Tree by Jamie Jackson

BBNYA Spotlight - The Sharp Edge of Fate by TF Johnson

A Necessary Chaos by Brent Lambert

Consecrated Ground by Virginia Black (Joan of Crows #1)

BBNYA Spotlight - The Half Killed by Quenby Olson

BBNYA Spotlight - The Fairy Wren by Ashley Capes

The Hands of the Emperor by Victoria Goddard

BBNYA Spotlight - Stone & Sky by Z.S. Diamanti

BBNYA Spotlight - Smuggler's Fortune by Angela Boord

The Companion by E.E. Ottoman

BBNYA Spotlight - Sea of Souls by N. C. Scrimgeour

BBNYA Spotlight - Salt in the Wound by Benjamin Aeveryn

We've Always Been Queer

BBNYA Spotlight - Poisoned Empire by Elyse Thomson

October Reviews (2024)

BBNYA Spotlight - Orphan Planet by Rex Burke

BBNYA Spotlight - Ordinary World by Jack T. Canis

BBNYA Spotlight - On Silver Winds by Ava Smiddy

October Daye / Inheritance - Essay Series Part Four: When a Villain Lives